RN Role: Ethical Principles and Assessment
Techniques Exam Questions Complete Latest
2025/2026 with Correct Answers and Rationales
GRADED A+
QUESTIONS CORRECT ANSWERS
Nursing responsibilities and ethical obligations
RN Role
to patients.
Guidelines for nursing practice and patient
Ethical Principles
care.
Focus on patient, family, or community well-
Primary Commitment
being.
Compassion Empathy and respect for all patients' dignity.
, Supporting and protecting patient rights and
Patient Advocacy
health.
Responsibility to justify nursing actions and
Accountability
decisions.
Protection of patient privacy and sensitive
Confidentiality (HIPAA)
information.
Autonomy Patient's right to self-determination in care.
Beneficence Actively promoting the well-being of others.
Fidelity Loyalty and commitment to patient care.
Commitment to truthfulness in nursing
Veracity
practice.
Justice Ensuring fair treatment for all patients.
Non-maleficence Obligation to avoid causing harm to patients.
, Using clinical judgment to assess and
Diagnostic Reasoning
intervene.
Steps in the nursing process: Assess, Diagnose,
ADPIE
Plan, Implement, Evaluate.
Standardized nursing diagnoses for patient
NANDA-1
assessment.
Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic,
SMART Goals
Timed outcomes.
Comprehensive, focused, and timely
Types of Assessment
evaluations of patients.
Difficulty swallowing due to various
Dysphagia
underlying causes.
Head and Neck Assessment Evaluation of head, neck, and facial symmetry.
Emergency Assessment Rapid evaluation of critical patient conditions.
Objectives to enhance health and prevent
Health Promotion Goals
illness.
Techniques Exam Questions Complete Latest
2025/2026 with Correct Answers and Rationales
GRADED A+
QUESTIONS CORRECT ANSWERS
Nursing responsibilities and ethical obligations
RN Role
to patients.
Guidelines for nursing practice and patient
Ethical Principles
care.
Focus on patient, family, or community well-
Primary Commitment
being.
Compassion Empathy and respect for all patients' dignity.
, Supporting and protecting patient rights and
Patient Advocacy
health.
Responsibility to justify nursing actions and
Accountability
decisions.
Protection of patient privacy and sensitive
Confidentiality (HIPAA)
information.
Autonomy Patient's right to self-determination in care.
Beneficence Actively promoting the well-being of others.
Fidelity Loyalty and commitment to patient care.
Commitment to truthfulness in nursing
Veracity
practice.
Justice Ensuring fair treatment for all patients.
Non-maleficence Obligation to avoid causing harm to patients.
, Using clinical judgment to assess and
Diagnostic Reasoning
intervene.
Steps in the nursing process: Assess, Diagnose,
ADPIE
Plan, Implement, Evaluate.
Standardized nursing diagnoses for patient
NANDA-1
assessment.
Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic,
SMART Goals
Timed outcomes.
Comprehensive, focused, and timely
Types of Assessment
evaluations of patients.
Difficulty swallowing due to various
Dysphagia
underlying causes.
Head and Neck Assessment Evaluation of head, neck, and facial symmetry.
Emergency Assessment Rapid evaluation of critical patient conditions.
Objectives to enhance health and prevent
Health Promotion Goals
illness.
